Because RVing Is Awesome…
Are you new to the RV lifestyle? Not sure what the difference is between a fifth wheel and a conventional trailer? Start here! In this article, we explain the different types of RVs available.
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Before starting your RV search, it’s time to brush up on your RV vocabulary! Learn the meanings of common RV terms frequently used on forums, blogs and in conversations with seasoned RVers.
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RV ownership is a lifestyle for some and a dream for many others, but there are a lot of myths about RVs and owning an RV that simply aren’t true.
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The RV industry has seen a surge in imaginative designs, and the Aspen Trail 3200WAP travel trailer by Dutchmen RV is a game-changer in RV design. This travel trailer redefines outdoor living with its unique wraparound porch, spacious interiors and a suite of modern amenities. Whether you’re a weekend adventurer or a full-time traveler, the Aspen Trail 3200WAP travel trailer promises comfort and style at every turn.
Severe weather can happen during any time of the year, but summer is typically the most active season for weather-related events like tornadoes, thunderstorms and hurricanes. Even on sunny days when the sky looks clear, storms can swoop in, and you could be caught in severe weather while on your RV trip.
RV owners and enthusiasts know they should always be prepared for changing weather conditions. Whether camping in the rain or amid an intense thunderstorm, you should always be prepared and have an RV emergency kit. But there are things you should do immediately before and during the storm to keep you, your loved ones and your RV safe.
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If you have a pet, it’s likely that they are a part of your family camping trips and often go with you in your RV. In fact, a survey from Go RVing shows 68 percent of campers travel with their pets. Whether you’re headed to the mountains, the beach, or a quiet forest campsite, RV camping with pets can be an incredibly rewarding experience — but it also takes some planning. We instantly think of dogs as the standard travel companion, but we have seen many pets at campgrounds over the years. It’s not uncommon to see a cat on a leash, but we have also seen people with pigs, birds and even monkeys as travel companions!
A recent study by Go RVing and the RV Industry Association categorizes RV owners into seven unique groups to better understand the variances between each and the types of RVs they prefer. These segments help shed light on similarities that exist between RVers across their motivations, needs, profiles and attitudes, as well as providing insight into the best RV for each adventure.
The average RVer has undergone major transformations in recent years, with notable increases in younger and more diverse owners compared to the past. They are using their RVs in more diverse ways, as well. According to new research by Go RVing, roughly 15% of current owners have worked remotely in their RV, a majority of which are travel trailers. The RV industry has evolved with them, offering more diversity in options and floor plans than ever before.
Follow the General RV guide below to see what type of RVer you might be, and which RV could take your journeys to new heights.
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